WTCE EXHIBITORS
Ones to watch
Featured on the following eight pages is a taster of what’s to come at this year’s World Travel Catering & Onboard Services expo in Hamburg later this year. Suppliers & caterers from every corner of the industry give OnBoard Hospitality a glimpse of their latest creations
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1 OLOVES Oloves bring the tastiest olives, freshly packed and in a range of delicious flavours. The healthy treat at 30,000 feet.
www.oloves.com Stand: 1E28
2 Les Grands Chais de France Group One of France’s leading wine and spirit merchants supplying airlines, cruise ships and duty free.
www.lgcf.com |
www.gcfplanet.com Stand: 2C54
3 Coolike
Manufacturer of the original Coolike refreshment towels. 10 fragrances including: Coconut for an exotic holiday feeling; Creamy reminds one of a fresh shower. Formulas are alcohol free. www.
coolike.de Stand: 4C80
4 FORMIA
Working with partners World Planet, RIMOWA and L’Occitane, it is supplying new high quality inflight amenity cases to Thai Airways. A range of nine new colours has now been introduced.
www.formia.com Stand: 4B40
5 Azusa Airline headphones factory direct supply for pilots, active noise-cancelling, passive noise reduction, dual pin, folding pin, disposable and for children
www.airlineheadphones.net Stand: 2B80
6 Amko Launching new shapes in its porcelain line in an effort to keep in-flight meal service interesting and chic.
www.amkointl.com Stand: 3B34
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